People who spend their lives sewing doll clothes for a figment of their imagination have no business running a country, making laws, interfering in people’s sex lives, teaching in public schools, or getting us into wars against people who make a different kind of doll clothes for a different figment of the imagination. Let the tailors of the garments of God sit in their tailor shops and stitch away, but let them stay there in their temples, out of government, out of the schools.

—from her speech, 7 November 2009, at the Red Lion Hotel in Seattle, Washington, accepting the Emperor Has No Clothes Award at the 32nd annual convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.